What can you look forward to?
Gastro Zone
The MUNI DAY Gastro Zone opens at 12:00, so why not meet up for lunch? Come and have a bite to eat, sit down and soak up the relaxed atmosphere!
Food truck where you can enjoy Mexican delicacies.
I am Róbert Kubizna, graduate geologist and graduate of MUNI. I was inspired by burritos and quesadillas in the US, so I opened one of Brno's first food trucks after graduating from college. We have been roaming the streets of Brno with him since 2017. Since 2019, we have had a bistro in Pekanda where, in addition to Tex-Mex dishes, people can also have tacos in our own tortillas.
We are a small craft brewery located in the village of Rozdrojovice, not far from Brno.
After seven years of home brewing, we fulfilled our dream and have been brewing beer in our microbrewery since 2018. We like to experiment, and in the first 5 years we brewed over 30 types of beer.
Our flagship beer is Garrigue 11° light lager, which we brewed in honor of the TGM on the 100th anniversary of the Czechoslovak Republic. Professor Masaryk said: "A man is what he makes". When brewing this beer, we were the malt, hops, water and yeast.
Božský kopeček
Ice cream like the world has never seen before. Absolutely uncompromising in taste, quality and variety of ingredients, containing 0% refined beet sugar, industrial dextrose, maltodextrin and other common food chemicals and semi-finished products, but containing 100% divine and honest taste, 100% vegan ice cream.
You can find the Božský kopeček in pastel cars on Zelňák, Svoboďák, Moravák, in Lužánky and at events in Brno and the surrounding area.
Koli Soda Factory
At MUNI DAY you can enjoy a true Czech classic – Koli lemonade, which will be poured for you free of charge by the Faculty of Economics and Administration! You can treat yourself to a traditional refreshment with an honest recipe right at the event.
Come enjoy a day full of experiences and refresh yourself with a taste that has a story! We will be serving from 3 PM.
At Páreček, we are small but juicy!
We don't just slap ketchup and mustard on our sausages - we focus on homemade goodies and premium ingredients that will make your taste buds dance. Customers come back to us not only for the taste, but also for the fun (and maybe even for our double entendre jokes). Our buns and sausages are simply Happy Couple! And we're already looking forward to seeing you on MUNI DAY!
MUNI ALUMNI POINT
Come to our ALUMNI POINT for information. You will learn everything: what the graduate program offers, where to find your dream course from the lifelong learning offer, who the University of the Third Age is intended for, or you can meet representatives of the SAPMU alumni association and perhaps even become a member. You can take away small gifts, M Magazine and the warm feeling that you are forever part of the university community.
Drink sustainably, bring a bottle!
You’ll find Lokni water dispensers all over campus where you can fill your own bottle with filtered water. There’s just one condition – you have to have the Lokni app.
👉 Don’t forget your bottle & download Lokni
MUNI Showcase
Masaryk University Libraries will offer a demonstration of their technologies from makerspaces, including virtual reality, modern and non-traditional board games, a photo corner with "bookface", a presentation of their services and the information education opportunities they offer.
At the MU Language Education Center stand at MUNI DAY, you can expect a varied program full of linguistic playfulness and discovery. You will try a quiz on contemporary words from different languages, participate in an escape game with Latin terminology, discover how health has been discussed from antiquity to the present day, and test your language skills in plurilingual micro-activities. The activities are interactive, fun, and open to everyone, regardless of language level.
MUNI Press presents a selection of the latest and most engaging titles from the University’s publishing output. Stop by our comfortable reading corner, unwind after a lecture or a sports activity, and explore current scientific insights presented in an accessible and engaging way. Selected publications will be available for purchase on site — and if you take part in our competition, you might even win one!
Music & Chill
Let's meet, have fun and enjoy the music! A DJ will take care of the atmosphere from 12:00, and four bands will play from 16:30. Come relax, meet friends and soak up the energy of MUNI DAY!
DJ Štěpán Brück has over 20 years of experience and specializes in music for weddings, parties and private events. Thanks to his sensitive selection of songs and adaptation of the repertoire, he is a sought-after professional.
We are a new student band called SHUT the BLiNDS, playing covers. We play mostly Funk and Pop, but we cover all styles of music. In the future, we plan to create our own music. We hope to please you with our performance.
The Kampustňáci aim to show that we, scientists, are also just people. Despite the established stereotype, we do not sit in a laboratory covered in layers of dust, but we love movement, singing and dancing and we try to use this to popularize science.
The Zelené koule is a Brno band that has been performing unique ecological songs with humorous and poetic lyrics since its formation in 2005. Their content focuses on environmental protection, gender and social issues.
Outdoor Activities
A variety of fun outdoor activities await you, allowing you to experience new and perhaps unfamiliar sports, develop team spirit and enjoy some time in the fresh air. Whether you just want to play or compete in various disciplines, we look forward to a fun and active time together!
Korfball
4:30 PM – 8:00 PM, gravel area between pavilions D33 and E34
Korfball is the only team ball game in which men and women compete together. It is played on a 40 x 20 m field, divided into 2 halves (zones), where two teams of 8 players (4 men and 4 women each) try to score as many points as possible by throwing the ball into the rim of a korfball basket, which is 3.5 m high. Each basket counts as one point.
Disk golf
4:30 PM – 8:00 PM, gravel area between pavilions D33 and E34
Disc golf is an attractive sport discipline and an increasingly popular leisure activity. It is a variation of classic golf - instead of sticks and balls, flying discs (frisbees) are used, and instead of holes, special baskets. Frisbee golf, as this sport is sometimes called, originated in the 1970s in the USA and has since gained hundreds of thousands of fans around the world.
Spikeball
4:30 PM – 8:00 PM, gravel area between pavilions D33 and E34
Spikeball is a sport with a ball and a special net trampoline. Two pairs play against each other, the goal of the pair is to bounce the ball off the trampoline with a maximum of three hits (teammates can score twice between each other). Then the second pair plays in the same way. The game is non-contact, the teams are not allowed to interfere with each other in the game. The game starts with a serve, which should not bounce off the trampoline higher than the opponent's outstretched arm. Any part of the body may be used. The pair that first scores 21 points wins.
Lakros
4:30 PM – 8:00 PM, gravel area between pavilions D33 and E34
Lacrosse is a team sport originating from North American Indians. Two teams play on a field with lacrosse sticks with a net (lacrosse), in which players carry the ball, pass it to each other and try to hit it into the other team's goal. Over time, other versions of the game have developed. The Americans derived the field lacrosse version, the Canadians invented box lacrosse. In the Czech Republic, a version called Czech lacrosse is also played, which has its own specifics.
Mölkky
4:30 PM – 8:00 PM, gravel area between pavilions D33 and E34
Mölkky is a Finnish game in which the object is to knock down numbered pegs placed on the ground to score a desired number of points. The game set consists of 12 wooden pegs marked with the numbers 1 to 12 and a throwing peg. At the beginning, the pegs are placed on the ground close together in a four-row arrangement.
Ladder Golf
4:30 PM – 8:00 PM, gravel area between pavilions D33 and E34
Ladder golf is a fun, easy game with a special ladder and balls on a string. The goal of the game is to throw balls connected by a string onto the ladder so that they wrap around it and remain hanging. Ladder golf is also known by other names such as: Spin Ladder, Ladder game or Swedish golf. The games can be played by two, three or four people or teams.
Petanque
4:30 PM – 8:00 PM, gravel area between pavilions D33 and E34
Pétanque is a French board game for two teams of 1-3 people, who try to place balls as close as possible to the target, which is a wooden ball, the so-called shoshone. The principle of the game is very simple, but perfect mastery of technique and tactics requires regular training. A significant advantage of this game is that it can be played by practically everyone (women with men, old people with children, even the physically disabled can participate in all tournaments) and practically anywhere (the terrain of the field is arbitrary).
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